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Because of the spread-out tentacles on top of its bell, the researchers believe that this jellyfish eats other gelatinous animals like swimming cucumbers, other jellyfish, and bioluminescent prey, as the depths they are found at are very dark. (bgr.com)
Researchers claim that the jellyfish with its three tentacles is quite rare, and that it is also characterized by the three stomach pouches. (bgr.com)
Jellyfish are members of this modern group of animals, including corals and sea anemones and some of their other relatives, which are all characterized by this blobby body with a series of tentacles with stinging cells. (reddeeradvocate.com)
By providing sustenance and protection under their tentacles, jellyfish enable various fish species to grow in relative safety. (mcsuk.org)
Lion's Mane jellyfish feed on the smaller Moon species, which are often spotted entangled in Lion's Manes' tentacles. (mcsuk.org)
This has briefly reignited the plasma, lighting up the jellyfish and its tentacles for us to see. (phys.org)
Box jellyfish (Cubozoa) all have a box-like body or "bell" with tentacles extending from each corner. (medlineplus.gov)
These bad boys are the largest jellyfish in the world and their 1,200 stinging tentacles can grow more than 100 feet, longer than a blue whale. (949whom.com)
As the video shares, the rogue tentacles can still sting and attack because the jellyfish doesn't even have a brain so those tentacles can have a mind of their own. (949whom.com)
A relative of jellyfish, the by-the-wind sailor Velella velella floats at the surface of the sea with its tentacles dangling down to catch prey. (newscientist.com)
Ms Gershwin says this type of jellyfish is recognised by their unique metre-long tentacles, which they use to feed. (abc.net.au)
Jellyfish have venomous tentacles that they use to capture their prey. (visitsealife.com)
Some species of baby fish are able to hide amongst Jellyfish tentacles for protection! (visitsealife.com)
1. The largest recorded jellyfish had tentacles over 120ft long! (visitsealife.com)
Usually, an unsuspecting fish will swim into the almost invisible tentacles of the jellyfish, which are loaded with millions of nematocysts (stinging capsules contained within cells called cnidocytes located along the tentacles). (extremescience.com)

If you are unfamiliar with an area, be sure to ask local ocean safety staff about the potential for jellyfish stings and other marine hazards. (medlineplus.gov)
Vinegar is safe and effective for all types of jellyfish stings. (medlineplus.gov)
Only approximately 70 of these species have stings strong enough to harm humans. (visitsealife.com)
Prevention of jellyfish stings is best accomplished with a dive suit and avoidance of areas known to have large Cnidaria populations. (medscape.com)
Similar to other box jellyfish stings, first aid consists of flushing the area with vinegar to neutralize the tentacle stinging apparatus. (wikipedia.org)
Many of the home remedies often recommended to treat jellyfish stings can actually make it worse. (necn.com)
The Ayr Advertiser also notes that 'experts' warn "not to go near or touch the jellyfish as they can still give off painful stings, dead or alive. (scotsman.com)
For jellyfish stings sustained in nontropical waters and for coral stings, seawater rinse can be used. (msdmanuals.com)
For jellyfish stings sustained in tropical waters, vinegar rinse followed by seawater rinse can be used. (msdmanuals.com)
For box jellyfish stings, vinegar inhibits nematocyst firing and is used as the initial rinse if available, followed by seawater rinse. (msdmanuals.com)
Antivenom is available for the stings of the box jellyfish C. fleckeri but not for the stings of North American species. (msdmanuals.com)
It is caused by hypersensitivity to stings from the larvae of the sea anemone (eg, Edwardsiella lineate ) or the thimble jellyfish ( Linuche unguiculata ). (msdmanuals.com)

Moon jellyfish are often prey for Lion's Mane jellyfish and other marine animals. (mcsuk.org)
Occurring in huge numbers, Moon Jellyfish are the most common jellyfish found around British coasts. (visitsealife.com)
There are four horseshoe-shaped gonads that are found at the top of the bell for the Moon Jellyfish. (visitsealife.com)
Moon Jellyfish, also called common jellyfish, saucer jelly or scientific name Aurelia aurita are delicate and exquisitely coloured creatures which gently drift with the ocean's currents. (visitsealife.com)
The taxonomic position of a lemon-yellow-pigmented actinobacterium, strain JF-6 T , isolated from Aurelia aurita , the moon jellyfish, collected from the Bay of Bengal coast, Kanyakumari, India, was determined using a polyphasic approach. (microbiologyresearch.org)

Drymonema dalmatinum is one of the largest jellyfish in the Mediterranean. (yayakarsa.org)
The largest jellyfish known to man is the Lions Mane jellyfish. (visitsealife.com)

Leatherback turtles' diets consist almost entirely of jellyfish (their favourite is the Lion's Mane), and they come to UK waters specifically to feed on jellyfish blooms in the summer - so jellyfish are especially important to the survival of these animals. (mcsuk.org)
Well, according to Maine Lobstermen's Community Alliance , Maine has a few different species of jellies in its waters: comb, moon, and lion's mane. (949whom.com)
The Lion's Mane Jellyfish is over two metres tall - that's taller than you! (visitsealife.com)
These creatures, known as the lion's mane jellyfish, have only grown larger than a dinner plate in the area around Southern New England and Maine in the last few years, according to biologist Nick Record of Bigelow Labs. (necn.com)
Over the last couple of years, the lion's mane jellyfish have been getting startlingly large - the largest ones I'd seen were maybe one or two feet across," said Record. (necn.com)
He thinks there could be an environmental condition that makes lion's mane jellyfish vary in size. (necn.com)
The Lion's mane jellyfish - Cyanea capillata - is the largest known species of jellyfish. (marinebiology.org)

3. There are around 2000 known species of jellyfish! (visitsealife.com)

2023]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. (usgs.gov)

I used to jump off ferry docks and not think about getting stung by a jellyfish or dive off an anchored boat and not have one thought about a shark. (949whom.com)
In 2007, mauve stinger jellyfish stung and asphyxiated more than 100,000 farmed salmon off the coast of Ireland as aquaculturists on a boat watched in horror. (smithsonianmag.com)
what should I do if I was stung by a Jellyfish? (scotsman.com)

Show all corals, jellyfish, and sea anemones of concern in South America. (earthsendangered.com)
What corals, jellyfish, and sea anemones are listed here? (earthsendangered.com)
Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones that dwell in or migrate to any part of the South American continent and nearby islands. (earthsendangered.com)
Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones dwelling in the Amazon Basin. (earthsendangered.com)

However, this cannibal jellyfish shows that something is trying to eat them, as their stomach hides the bioluminescence from the prey it eats. (bgr.com)
Jellyfish also provide feeding opportunities for the young fish, who can snack on small organisms they find on the jellyfish, or any prey that the jellyfish zaps on its travels. (mcsuk.org)
As well as eating other animals, jellyfish are often prey themselves - even for other jellyfish! (mcsuk.org)
Although they don't breed here in the UK, this large marine reptile can be spotted in our seas as they follow their favourite prey - jellyfish. (froglife.org)
Adults turtles are prey for very large marine predators such as orcas and some shark species. (froglife.org)
It's pretty hard to picture a jellyfish stalking and killing its prey, but they really do (watch what fast and powerful swimmers they are in the video, at right). (extremescience.com)

Cnidaria and jellyfish envenomations. (medscape.com)

Sea nettle ( Chrysaora quinquecirrha ), one of the most common jellyfish found along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. (medlineplus.gov)

It is a widely distributed species in the seas and oceans. (yayakarsa.org)
As the world's oceans are degraded, will they be dominated by jellyfish? (smithsonianmag.com)
Nobody knows exactly what's behind it, but there's a queasy sense among scientists that jellyfish just might be avengers from the deep, repaying all the insults we've heaped on the world's oceans. (smithsonianmag.com)
Jellyfish have no bones so fossils are hard to come by, but scientists have evidence that these creatures have been bobbing along in the world's oceans for around 650 million years or even longer. (visitsealife.com)
7. Jellyfish are taking over the oceans! (visitsealife.com)
Millions of years ago, even before the continents had settled into place, jellyfish were already swimming the oceans with the same pulsing motions we observe today. (sciencedaily.com)

We've uncovered the oldest large swimming jellyfish that we know of in the fossil record. (reddeeradvocate.com)

Some species like the « Aurelia » reproduce at this time of year. (aquarium-larochelle.com)
The Aurelia Aurita and northern sea nettle jellyfish can be more dangerous. (aquarium-larochelle.com)

For the first part of their life, they look a little bit like an anemone sitting on the sea floor and then they undergo this metamorphosis and turn into the things that we commonly think of when we think of jellyfish. (reddeeradvocate.com)
The largest group includes the bell-shaped beings that most people envision when they think of jellyfish: the so-called "true jellies" and their kin. (smithsonianmag.com)

In recent years certain parts of the world have seen a problematic increase in jellyfish populations, called blooms. (visitsealife.com)
The worldwide increase in jellyfish is blamed on decreased numbers of their natural predators, fish and turtles. (phuketwan.com)

The researchers say the cannibal jellyfish is likely an undescribed species within the Bathykorus genus, which is yet to be revealed. (bgr.com)
However, the levels of DNA-DNA relatedness with its closest phylogenetic neighbours confirmed that it represents a novel species within the genus. (microbiologyresearch.org)
As part of a 2021 North Atlantic Stepping Stones expedition, what is called a potentially "unknown" or "undescribed" red jellyfish in the genus Poralia was captured on camera. (petapixel.com)
And engulfed inside the jellyfish is a recent meal: a comb jelly in the Beroe genus. (livescience.com)

The sizes of this species, also known as the giant jellyfish, have varied over the years. (necn.com)

Cotylorhiza tuberculata is an endemic species to the Mediterranean Sea (found only in the Mediterranean), including the Turkish waters. (yayakarsa.org)
Ms Gershwin says the jellyfish belongs to the Genis Thysanostoma group, which are not common in Australian waters. (abc.net.au)
Contact with the deadliest type, a box jellyfish native to northern Australian waters, can stop a person's heart in three minutes. (smithsonianmag.com)
Record noted that an increase in sightings of the lion mane jellyfish in warmer waters is quite unusual for the species. (necn.com)
From the end of any pier one can see jellyfish, notably comb jellies, floating everywhere in the turbid waters of the Black Sea. (csmonitor.com)
Jellyfish are more abundant in Spring and Summer as, at this time, they arrive in the warmer UK waters "to feed on plankton blooms, eggs and larvae of fish, and crustaceans" according to Country File . (scotsman.com)
There are also several hundred species of fish that call these waters home. (boatsafe.com)
Many of this species of jellyfish are found in frigid, Arctic waters. (extremescience.com)
Uncommonly, fatal injuries have been inflicted by the Portuguese man-of-war in North American waters and by members of the Cubomedusae order, particularly the box jellyfish (sea wasp, Chironex fleckeri ), in Indo-Pacific waters. (msdmanuals.com)

This small jellyfish, Leuckartiara brownei , has orange-colored gonads covering the manubrium - the structure containing its stomach and mouth. (livescience.com)
As small jellyfish and lampreys swam through the tank, their motions perturbed the glass beads, whose positions were tracked by the lasers and recorded by the digital cameras in fractions of a second. (sciencedaily.com)

However, he explained that it is difficult to study jellyfish because they can appear and disappear for long periods of time, making it difficult to sustain funding for research. (necn.com)

Atolla wyvillei, also known as the Atolla jellyfish or Coronate medusa, is a species of deep-sea crown jellyfish (Scyphozoa: Coronatae). (wikipedia.org)

Many other gelatinous animals are often referred to as jellyfish, including the Portuguese man-of-war, a colony of stinging animals known as a siphonophore. (smithsonianmag.com)
The exceptional detail in the video enabled researchers to spot a dozen species of gelatinous animals, of which two species of jellyfish and three comb jelly species are as yet unknown to science, according to a new study. (livescience.com)
The scientists reported sightings of 12 species of these gelatinous animals - but not all of them matched descriptions in scientific literature, and five individuals could be undescribed species. (livescience.com)

There are over 40 species of box jellies. (medlineplus.gov)
Edited into a "trippy video composition," as filmmaker and scientist Emiliano Cimoli described the film in a statement , the footage presents close-up views of jellyfish, comb jellies and other soft-bodied, see-through ocean life in the Ross Sea, a deep body of water in the Southern Ocean at McMurdo Sound. (livescience.com)
Delicate structures in jellyfishes' and comb jellies' squishy bodies are very hard to preserve when the animal is removed from the water, so the study authors identified species in the video by comparing them to naturalists' illustrations and descriptions, many of which date to the early 20th century, Verhaegen said in the statement. (livescience.com)
This is also the first study to use observations of living jellies in their Southern Ocean habitats to describe species and document some of the behaviors in jellyfish and comb jellies. (livescience.com)
As a species jellies have been around for a very long time. (extremescience.com)

Jellyfish are very important and beneficial to lots of marine creatures and help keep our seas full of life. (mcsuk.org)
By feeding on smaller creatures such as fish larvae and eggs, jellyfish help to control species' populations and maintain the balance of the ocean's ecosystem. (mcsuk.org)
Even after life, jellyfish continue to sustain marine species, with deep-sea creatures like hagfish feasting on jellyfish remains soon after they fall to the bottom of the ocean. (mcsuk.org)
Jellyfish are sea creatures. (medlineplus.gov)
The word "jellyfish" lumps together two groups of creatures that look similar but are unrelated. (smithsonianmag.com)
Jellyfish are one of the very few creatures that have been known to adapt to ocean dead zones, where there is little oxygen and lots of pollution. (visitsealife.com)
This idea got batted around a bit, we enumerated species for which there is some evidence of awareness, even self-awareness, and we wondered about creatures for which there is, so far, no such evidence. (unu.edu)
Click on a species groups (mammals, reptiles, etc.) from the menu above to see more endangered creatures in South America. (earthsendangered.com)
After decades of pollution and overfishing, these simple creatures are one of the few species that can still thrive here. (csmonitor.com)
As brainless creatures with no fin-based propulsion system, Jellyfish largely spend their lives drifting wherever the sea current takes them. (scotsman.com)
Jellyfish are incredible creatures - it's amazing that they are living things. (extremescience.com)

These range from nearly invisible thimble-sized jellyfish to basketball-sized chirodropids found near the coasts of northern Australia, Thailand, and the Philippines ( Chironex fleckeri, Chiropsalmus quadrigatus ). (medlineplus.gov)
Of the many venomous species, 3 deserve particular attention because of their potential to cause significant morbidity or mortality: the box jellyfish Chironex fleckeri , the carybdeid Carukia barnesi , and the Portuguese man-of-war Physalia physalis . (medscape.com)

Like other jellyfish venom, Chrysaora hysoscella may cause painful and itchy red rash. (yayakarsa.org)

You can read our report on jellyfish sightings from 2021-2022 here. (mcsuk.org)
Beached Jellyfish sightings are common throughout the UK during the Spring and Summer months. (scotsman.com)

The newly named Burgessomedusa phasmiformis, which means Burgess Shale jellyfish with a ghostly form, was found among the fossils that had been collected from one of the sites at Yoho National Park in British Columbia in the 1980s and 1990s. (reddeeradvocate.com)
Moysiuk said the fossils of the 505-million-year-old jellyfish had been sitting on a shelf at the Royal Ontario Museum for decades until they were studied by his lab mate, Justin Moon, who's lead author on the paper. (reddeeradvocate.com)
The Royal Ontario Museum said in a statement that the fossils were exceptionally well preserved at the Burgess Shale, considering jellyfish are about 95 per cent water. (reddeeradvocate.com)

Every year, spring marks the comeback of jellyfish on the French coasts. (aquarium-larochelle.com)

This species is generally found in the coast of Brazil, Hawaiian Islands and the Gulf of Mexico, and it was first reported from the Israeli coast in 2009. (yayakarsa.org)
Almost 2000 species of animals found in the ocean are either venomous or poisonous to humans, and many can produce severe illness or fatalities. (medlineplus.gov)
Box jellyfish are found in the tropics including Hawaii, Saipan, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Caribbean, and Florida, and recently in a rare event in coastal New Jersey. (medlineplus.gov)
I should have made my peace with that jelly encounter and never looked into it again but as you can tell by the topic of this article, I did some Maine jellyfish digging and I did not like what I found. (949whom.com)
Many different species of Cassiopeia are found around the world. (newscientist.com)
The golden jellyfish, found in huge numbers in the famous Jellyfish Lake on the Pacific island of Palau, is a subspecies of Mastigias papua . (newscientist.com)
The largest Lions Mane jellyfish recorded was found in Massachusetts. (visitsealife.com)
Jellyfish are found in every ocean of the world, including around the UK! (visitsealife.com)
The disk-shaped red jellyfish was found floating nearly 2,300 feet below the surface. (petapixel.com)
A large jellyfish was found on the shore on Peaks Island, Maine, over the weekend that measured in at a whopping five feet -- something that researchers say would have been all but impossible in the state until just a few years ago. (necn.com)
Using the total count of species found on this site as an official count of endangered species of the world is not recommended. (earthsendangered.com)
Photo Album Virtually every day now, box jellyfish are being found at a spot not far from Phuket City as marine biologists puzzle over their unexpected presence. (phuketwan.com)
The box jellyfish found in a Phuket bay have probably always been here, says an expert. (phuketwan.com)
About ten species of jellyfish can be found on the English Channel, Atlantic and Mediterranean coast. (aquarium-larochelle.com)

Scientists have captured video of a terrifying species of cannibal jellyfish that they call a "gelatinous predator. (bgr.com)
In the next 50 years, humans will drive so many species to extinction that scientists believe it may take anywhere from 7 million to 10 million years yo take the planet to what it was before humans. (hubpages.com)
That scientists were taking the idea seriously restored their confidence in their own hunches about other species. (unu.edu)
Record first started studying the jellyfish in 2014, when scientists began seeing unusual jellyfish blooms in the Gulf of Maine. (necn.com)

Irukandji syndrome is a condition that results from envenomation by certain box jellyfish . (wikipedia.org)
[5] The most common jellyfish involved is the Carukia barnesi , a species of Irukandji jellyfish . (wikipedia.org)

This species is a mildly venomous species of cnidarian, in the small family Carybdeidae within the class Cubozoa. (yayakarsa.org)
Jellyfish belonging to the Cubozoa class are named "cubomedusae" or "box jellyfish" due to the cubic form of its umbrella. (yayakarsa.org)

Burgessomedusa adds to the complexity of Cambrian foodwebs, and like Anomalocaris, which lived in the same environment, these jellyfish were efficient swimming predators. (reddeeradvocate.com)
While drifting through the water, jellyfish offer shelter and protection for some species of baby fish, enabling them to hide from predators. (mcsuk.org)

Jellyfish venom which contains several chemicals including neurotoxic peptides. (medlineplus.gov)
The venom of many species is complex and largely unknown. (medscape.com)

It is a large, but harmless jellyfish species. (yayakarsa.org)
Most jellyfish are harmless to humans, but a few including the Box Jellyfish can cause a painful sting. (visitsealife.com)

in some parts of the world humans also view jellyfish as a delicacy! (visitsealife.com)
I suspect the number of aware species will eventually turn out to be far larger than we mere humans suspect. (unu.edu)
They will not be little humans, aware like we are aware, but they will have their own forms of awareness, and I for one believe the octopus will be on that list of species. (unu.edu)
However, of the 9000 species, only about 100 are toxic to humans. (msdmanuals.com)

Among the edible jellyfish species, Rhopilema esculentum Kishinouye, 1891, is one of the most abundant jellyfish species consumed. (intechopen.com)

We looked at the data, and as we turned down the frequency, we saw a ghostly jellyfish -like structure begin to emerge," he said. (phys.org)

Dabiri, an engineer, and his collaborators, all biologists affiliated with the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, Massachusetts, have spent years studying the propulsion systems of jellyfish and eel-like lampreys. (sciencedaily.com)
Jellyfish propulsion is similar. (sciencedaily.com)

Furthermore, Dr Carol Turley, scientist at Plymouth University Marine Laboratory, says with the rise of the jellyfish, seawater is becoming carbon saturated at a rate not seen during the last 600 million years. (thefoxgazette.com)

This jellyfish, just like tropical corals, hosts symbiotic unicellular algae and thus considered to live like a plant. (yayakarsa.org)
This creates an environment that is suitable for the mangrove jellyfish as well as many other marine invertebrates in tropical areas because the roots aerate the water and shallow conditions provide ample amounts of sunlight for the photosynthetic algae that lives inside it (Moore and Turner, 1991). (lamar.edu)
The jellyfish benefits by obtaining the excess nutrients that the algae produce after photosynthesis. (lamar.edu)

This species is bioluminescent. (wikipedia.org)

Despite posing a greater threat to swimmers, evidence now suggests the rise of the jellyfish could result in a gargantuan ecological disaster. (thefoxgazette.com)
It feeds on jellyfish, giving molas a front-row seat to an unfolding ecological disaster. (nationalgeographic.com)

Although Carybdea marsupialis is not a species common to the Mediterranean Sea, over recent decades it has been detected at some points in the Adriatic Sea and massive appearances of this cubomedusa were registered in some coastal zones. (yayakarsa.org)
It is a "Lessepsian" species that entered from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea. (yayakarsa.org)

Drymonema dalmatinum is a venomous jellyfish and it is extremely annoying and dangerous. (yayakarsa.org)
Sometimes called "sea wasps," box jellyfish are highly dangerous, and more than 8 species have caused deaths. (medlineplus.gov)
Are Maine Jellyfish Poisonous or Dangerous? (949whom.com)
Song Saeingtong, who has worked on the beach at Nai Harn for 18 years, said the jellyfish there were also not dangerous. (phuketwan.com)
An Australian couple on a luxury yacht appear to have become the first people to identify the presence of dangerous box jellyfish on Phuket's popular west coast. (phuketwan.com)
More accurate information should become available about the dangerous box jellyfish discovered on Phuket's east coast after an expert flies in for further research. (phuketwan.com)
Are Jellyfish of the French coast dangerous? (aquarium-larochelle.com)
For your safety and information, here is everything you should know about why jellyfish beach themselves, how dangerous they are, if they can be saved, and what types wash up on Scottish shores. (scotsman.com)
Are the Jellyfish dangerous? (scotsman.com)

In fact, this jellyfish is so rare, researchers say that its closest relative was observed for the first and only time nearly a decade ago by one of the NOAA's Ocean Exploration ships within the same region. (bgr.com)
The researchers say that this discovery could change what we know about jellyfish completely because, up until now, they've been considered a "trophic dead end. (bgr.com)
Some researchers are concerned that the increased numbers of jellyfish could compete for food resources with fish and other marine animals, and eventually out-compete native local species. (visitsealife.com)
So researchers are left with few options, one of which is to follow the jellyfishуs biggest predator: the mola. (nationalgeographic.com)

Condon also adds that jellyfish numbers have severely disrupted the food chain by acting as plankton pigs, hogging the food of small fish. (thefoxgazette.com)
The Marine Conservation Society tells us that most jellyfish sting (some severely) but it is rarely if ever lethal. (scotsman.com)

A close relative of Atolla species, the crown jellyfish is eaten as a delicacy in Japan (Seaunseen, 2014). (wikipedia.org)
The most common jellyfish chosen for this delicacy is the Cannonball jellyfish. (visitsealife.com)

Like many species of mid-water animals, it is deep red in color. (wikipedia.org)
These beautiful animals are critically endangered for a number of reasons, and can tragically mistake floating plastic bags for jellyfish. (froglife.org)

The SKA will be thousands of times more sensitive and have much better resolution than the MWA, so there may be many other mysterious radio jellyfish waiting to be discovered once it's operational. (phys.org)

Let's say a rogue tentacle or even a full jellyfish does sting you, then what? (949whom.com)

Of course, once we come to accept that many other species are aware, and even self-aware, how we treat other species becomes more problematic. (unu.edu)

Nothing ever really eats jellyfish because they are mostly made of water and sting an animal's lips whenever they are eaten. (bgr.com)

Nutrients released by jellyfish through feeding or excretion are also a great source for other organisms, with a study finding that over 10% of nitrogen and almost a quarter of the phosphate requirements needed for the growth of phytoplankton were fulfilled through jellyfish excretion. (mcsuk.org)

For in a fresh bout of alien concern, a combination of global warming, over-fishing and run off of agricultural fertilisers has created ideal conditions for the jellyfish, a creature which is now exploding in numbers. (thefoxgazette.com)

[2] [3] Cubozoan species other than Carukia barnesi are presumed to be responsible for envenomations outside Australia. (wikipedia.org)

The Royal Ontario Museum says it has discovered the oldest-known swimming jellyfish in the fossil record from specimens collected at the Burgess Shale in the Canadian Rockies. (reddeeradvocate.com)
These people may include veterinarians, animal handlers, field biologists, or laboratory workers working with specimens from mammalian species. (cdc.gov)

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